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New research unveils extreme complexity in formation of rare earth mineral vital for tech industry - Vimarsana News

New research unveils extreme complexity in formation of rare earth mineral vital for tech industry

In a ground-breaking study, researchers from Trinity have unveiled that myriad, intricate factors influence the genesis and chemistry of bastnäsite and rare earth carbonates, which are critically needed for today’s tech industry and its hardware outputs.

Nicola Williams | East Asia Forum - Vimarsana News

Nicola Williams | East Asia Forum

Nicola S Williams is PhD Candidate at the Crawford School of Public Policy and Board Member at the Myanmar Research Centre, The Australian National University. Nicola is an international development professional with experience in conflict resolution and governance.

How NZ designed denser housing so that it's greener too - Vimarsana News

How NZ designed denser housing so that it's greener too

Some homeowners in Dunedin, for example, are vehemently opposed to potential higher-density development in their area. They fear the loss of nature and increased use of concrete and other non-permeable surfaces it might entail.

Inside Wall Street's brutal work culture - Vimarsana News

Inside Wall Street's brutal work culture

Wall Street sources told The Post about scary health issues they claim are related to their high-stress occupation, after two bank employees recently passed away.

Source: nypost.com
Bonnie Jenkins: US ignores China proposal for no-first-use of nukes - Vimarsana News

Bonnie Jenkins: US ignores China proposal for no-first-use of nukes

Questioned by Senator Van Hollen re US response to China's February 2024 offer of no-first-use, Assistant Secretary Bonnie Jenkins told the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee they would have to think about it, but at this point had no intention of changing to a no-first use policy.